Sentences with phrase «sussex spaniels»

These have been seen in Clumber and Sussex spaniels, Old English sheepdogs, Jack Russell terriers and Wire - haired pointing griffons.

Field Spaniels went from 150 registrations to 102 (down 32 percent); Skye Terriers dropped from 119 to 85 (28 percent loss); Sussex Spaniels went from 86 to 60 (30 percent drop); and English Foxhounds, last year's least popular breed, went from 40 to 17 (down 57 percent).

Sussex Spaniels are intelligent and can learn quickly, but they're also stubborn and require a patient, consistent trainer.

Sussex Spaniels have a calm demeanor and get along well with children, especially if they're raised with them.

Sussex Spaniels generally get along well with other pets and dogs, but if they aren't exposed to lots of dogs during puppyhood, they can be aggressive toward dogs they don't know.

Sussex Spaniels are intelligent and learn quickly, but they need consistency and patience to see the training fully succeed.

The first was Moses Woolland, who after obtaining his first Sussex Spaniels in 1882 went out and successfully bred both show and field lines.

Sussex Spaniels shed moderately and should be brushed two or three times a week to keep loose hair under control and to prevent tangles from forming.

While no dog is perfect and these ailments do not affect all Sussex Spaniels, it is imperative to do your research to find a Sussex who's been bred with health in mind.

Sussex Spaniels need 20 to 30 minutes of exercise daily to keep them fit and healthy.

Giant Schnauzers rose from 96 to 83; Keeshonden from 103 to 86; Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers from 104 to 97; Irish Terriers from 132 to 123; Kerry Blue Terriers from 130 to 126; Lakeland Terriers from 137 to 134; Sussex Spaniels from 169 to 162; and Dandie Dinmont Terriers from 172 to 168.

The aforementioned Norfolk and Sussex Spaniels were initially considered Cocker Spaniels, as were Welsh Springer Spaniels, formerly known as Welsh Cocker Spaniels.

At the time, in England, the phrase Cocker Spaniel could also refer to a number of other spaniels such as the Norfolk and Sussex Spaniels, which today could be considered different breeds.

In a single litter of springer spaniels, the larger pups would become springer spaniels, the smaller pups would become cocker spaniels, and the medium - sized pups would become Sussex spaniels: Size alone was the only difference.

The Sussex spaniels is one of the older breeds of spaniel.

Practically all of today's Sussex Spaniels are descendants of these eight WWII canine survivors.

Sussex Spaniels are easily trainable and learn quickly.

Does anyone know whether Clumbers and Sussex spaniels are still used for flushing birds?

Working varieties include the gorgeous English and Welsh springer spaniels, both English and American cocker spaniels, field spaniels, Sussex spaniels, Clumber and Boykin spaniels, Irish water spaniels and others throughout the world.

The best of breed competition at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club dog show presented an evening of firsts as a jaunty Sussex spaniel known formally as Champion Clussess Three D Grinchy Glee walked away with the top prize.

In a lineup that included a standard poodle, a Scottish terrier, a puli, a Brussels griffon, a giant schnauzer and a Scottish deerhound, this win marked the first time a Sussex spaniel has won the coveted title of best of breed at Westminster.

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This year's Best in Group winners in each category were: From the Toy Group, «Biggie» the Pug; Herding Group, «Slick» the Border Collie; Non-Sporting Group, «Flynn» the Bichon Frisé; Hound Group, «Lucy» the Borzoi; Sporting Group, «Bean» the Sussex Spaniel; Working Group, «Ty» the Giant Schnauzer; and Terrier Group, «Winston» the Norfolk Terrier.

As the name denotes, the Sussex Spaniel is a medium - sized breed of the Spaniel group, that finds its roots in Sussex England.

The Sussex Spaniel has a silky - smooth coat that is golden - liver in color.

In 2009 a Sussex spaniel won best in show in the 133rd Westminster Club Dog Show.

At first glance, this short spaniel breed may look somber but the Sussex spaniel is known to have a joyful, even clownish personality.

The Sussex Spaniel's major health concerns are hip dysplasia and intervertebral disc disease (spinal disc rupture).

The Sussex Spaniel is a calm fellow, far more laid back than other spaniels.

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In 2009, Sadie won the terrier group and advanced to the Best in Show ring, where she was narrowly beaten by Stump, a 10 - year old Sussex Spaniel.

On the other hand, probably these following AKC breeds should be considered rare breeds and trained accordingly, such as: the Ibizan Hound, Irish Water Spaniel, Pharaoh Hound, Lowchen, Swedish Vallhund, Curly - Coated Retriever, Xoloitzcuintli, Puli, American Water Spaniel, Glen of Imaal Terrier, Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Dandie Dinmont Terrier, Sussex Spaniel, Pyrenean Shepherd, Sealyham Terrier, Skye Terrier, Norwegian Buhund, Komondor, Finnish Spitz, Canaan Dog, Otterhound, Norwegian Lundehund, English Foxhound, Harrier, and American Foxhound.

After becoming recognized as a separate breed in the late 1800s, the field spaniel succumbed to breeding for exaggeration, and the repeated infusion of Sussex spaniel blood resulted in dogs of excessive length, overly heavy bones and short legs.

Special Needs Exercise: Due to its hunting nature, the Sussex Spaniel requires frequent walks, runs, romps and play sessions.

Grooming: The Sussex Spaniel requires regular brushing.

Due to its hunting nature, the Sussex Spaniel requires frequent walks, runs, romps and play sessions.

The breed names of Spaniels in the Sporting Group are the American Water Spaniel, Boykin Spaniel, Clumber Spaniel, Cocker Spaniel, English Cocker Spaniel, English Springer Spaniel, Field Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel, Sussex Spaniel, and the Welsh Springer Spaniel.

They were the Pointer, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, English Setter, Gordon Setter, Irish Setter, Clumber Spaniel, Cocker Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel and Sussex Spaniel.

Other breeds from this group which I could have included are the clumber spaniel, Sussex spaniel, field spaniel, springer spaniel and Englsih setter.

The Sussex Spaniel dates to the mid 1800s, and the Dandie Dinmont Terrier to the early part of that century.

The Sussex Spaniel is descendant from various spaniel breeds including the now - extinct Norfolk Spaniel, the Field Spaniel, and English Springer Spaniel.

In 1884, the Sussex Spaniel became one of the first 10 breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club.

If you are looking for a calm, friendly breed that is great with kids and has a noble appearance, look no further than the Sussex Spaniel.

English breeder Joy Freer ignored this, however, and began breeding the Sussex Spaniel to save the breed from extinction.

Given that the Sussex Spaniel is a medium - sized hunting breed, it is best to use a dog food formula that is specialized for active dogs.

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Socialization helps ensure that your Sussex Spaniel puppy grows up to be a well - rounded dog.

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The first Sussex Spaniel arrived in the United States shortly before the Great Depression and more followed a few years later, just prior to World War II, but they were unsuccessful in attracting the attention of the public.